Even I have to admit that wandering around town looking for an unguarded WiFi signal blows, and I’m not about to drop the cost of a USB internet stick. My laptop cost enough on its own, thanks. Luckily, it would seem Apple’s looking into it, recently filing patents for a telephonic laptop featuring a magnetically… Continue reading Apple Looking Into A Telephonic MacBook – That Even SOUNDS Retro
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New Skype iPhone App Allows Calls over 3G
Skype has launched a new version of its client software for Apple’s iPhone 3G allowing users who have downloaded the app to make calls to other Skype users on the 3G network. The best part? The service remains free at least until the end of this year. Skype announced on Sunday that the new app… Continue reading New Skype iPhone App Allows Calls over 3G
Skype 2.0 Finally Adds Voice Over 3G
Skype has finally given the green light to voice calls over 3G with the new version of its Skype for iPhone software. iPhone users rejoice, you can finally actually use Skype’s software to make VoIP phone calls. Naturally, the news comes with the catch that it’s gonna cost you. Skype-to-Skype calls will be free –… Continue reading Skype 2.0 Finally Adds Voice Over 3G
At Last, at&t Prepares For 3G Tethering…
Attention US iPhone users — it looks like AT&T and Apple are at last making good on their long-held promise to offer tethering support through the iPhone, but not until the release of iPhone OS 4.0 later this summer. This illustration comes from inside the iPhone OS 4.0 beta that’s circulating at present, though the… Continue reading At Last, at&t Prepares For 3G Tethering…
When Hacking Gets A Bit Too Literal
Everyone loves a good hack. There are good hacks, bad hacks, clever hacks, then there’s just plain old hacking. John Benson purchased a 3G iPad and traveled home to the UK hoping to be able to simply switch SIM cards. The one problem? The 3G iPad takes a MicroSIM card, which aren’t yet available in… Continue reading When Hacking Gets A Bit Too Literal
New Blackberries Aim To Shake Up The Low End Market
Unlike its decidedly corporate brethren, the Blackberry Pearl was the kind of phone you would see everyone using, from teenagers on the bus to seniors at the mall. The little candybar smartphone that could was RIM’s first real foray into the consumer market. So while the announcement of a new Pearl 3G seems a bit… Continue reading New Blackberries Aim To Shake Up The Low End Market